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The Campus Curates: Illumination, Enlightenment and Discovery

Discovery requires one to step off the path and take a few risks. As André Gide said, "One doesn't discover new lands without consenting to lose sight of the shore...."

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    • The Book As Art
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      • History of Medicine: Science and the Subject’s Perspective
      • Manuel Zapata Olivella’s Grupo Etnográfico Oral Histories
      • Another Nürnberg Tribunal: The Krupp Case
      • Wisdom of the Elders: An Intergenerational Documentary Project
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